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Article 4 of the ECCB Agreement prescribes the
Eastern Caribbean Central Bank’s (ECCB) purposes as follows:
1) To regulate the availability money and credit;
2) To promote and maintain monetary stability;
3) To promote credit and exchange conditions and a sound
financial structure conducive to the balanced growth and
development of the economies of the territories of the
Participating governments;
4) To actively promote through means consistent with its
other objectives the economic development of the territories
of the Participating Governments.
Article 7 (2) of the ECCB Agreement 1983, prescribes that
“the Council shall meet not less than twice each year to
receive from the Governor the Bank’s report on monetary and
credit conditions and to provide directives and guidelines
on matters of monetary and credit policy to the Bank and for
such other purposes as are prescribed under this Agreement.”
Under the current policy formulation framework, the Council
meets three (3) times per year.
Article 8 (1) articulates that “the powers of the Bank shall
be vested in the Board of Directors which is responsible for
the policy and general administration of the Bank.” Under
the current policy formulation framework, the Board meets
five times per year.
Critical therefore, to the ECCB’s successful execution of
its mandate, are the management and coordination of policy
issues relating to the Meetings of the Monetary Council, the
Board of Directors, and the external meetings with the
networking and consultative groups which are outlined below.
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Albania - Bank of Algeria -
Bank of Argentina -
Bank of Armenia -
Bank of Aruba -
Bank of Australia -
Bank of Austrian -
Bank of Azerbaijan -
Bank of Bahamas -
Bank of Bahrain -
Bank of Bangladesh -
Bank of Barbados -
Bank of Belarus -
Bank of Belgium -
Bank of Belize -
Bank of Bermuda -
Bank of Bhutan -
Bank of Benin -
Bank of Bolivia -
Bank of Bosnia -
Bank of Botswana -
Bank of Brazil -
Bank of Bulgaria -
Bank of Burkina Faso -
Bank of Cameroon -
Bank of Canada -
Bank of Cayman Islands -
Bank of Central
African Republic - Bank of Chad -
Bank of Chile -
Bank of China -
Bank of Colombia -
Bank of Congo
-Bank of Costa Rica -
Bank of Côte d'Ivoire -
Bank of Croatia -
Bank of Cuba -
Bank of Cyprus -
Bank of Czech Republic -
Denmark -
Bank of Dominican Republic -
East
Caribbean area - Ecuador -
Egypt -
El Salvador -
Equatorial
Guinea - Estonia -
Ethiopia -
European Union -
Fiji -
Finland -
France -
Gabon -
Georgia -
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